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Watch the city come to life during this early morning walking tour of Kolkata bazaars. This populous city is known as one of India's educational and commercial capitals that once existed under British East India rule. Follow your local guide through the eclectic stalls of open-air markets, interact with sellers and learn about daily life on this incredible, interactive tour. You'll make stops at Burra bazaar and College Street, where you'll have the opportunity to see (and purchase!) fabrics, handicrafts, souvenirs, books and other unique items.

With so much going on in Kolkata, it can be difficult for first-time visitors to capture its essence. This private customizable full-day tour does the trick: making it easy to view the city’s landmarks and get a handle on its cultural mix and heady street life. Plan your itinerary with suggestions from your personal driver-guide, and travel between the sights by private car—experiencing everything from the vibrant Malik Ghat Flower Market to the Mother House and College Street.

Stray from the beaten path and see a different side of India on a day trip to Bishnupur from Kolkata. A great choice for travelers that have already ticked off Kolkata’s top sights, this tour lets you avoid the hassle of advance planning, and transports you to lesser-known attractions such as the 17th-century terracotta temples of the Malla Kingdom.

Explore one of India's newest UNESCO World Heritage sites—and leave all the transit and planning to someone else—on this private, full-day trip from Kolkata to Santiniketan. Follow in the footsteps of Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore as you explore Visva-Bharati University, his ashram, the Tagore Museum, and artisan markets. Learn insider stories along the way, and benefit from a flexible itinerary and included transportation.

Doing the sightseeing rounds in Kolkata by yourself involves navigating cabs, buses, and often chaotic roads. This private tour eliminates the hassles and features a private driver-guide to help you truly connect with the city and its sights. Visit the Mother House, see the Marble Palace, watch artisans working in the Kumartuli potter’s quarter, and gain context and background on everything you see. An authentic Bengali lunch and included entry fees, apart from museum admissions, add to the perks.

Immerse yourself in Kolkata—often dubbed the “City of Joy” for its locals' zest for life—on this private full-day tour. Tailor your itinerary with the aid of your driver-guide and set out by private car to experience everything from the city’s colonial-period institutions to its riverside ghats and artistic quarters. Stop on route to explore by foot and eat lunch, and finish with a memorable Hooghly River cruise to see its colorful waterfronts and Howrah Bridge.

Focus on the religious history and significance of important Kolkata sites on this full-day private tour. You'll enjoy the ability to travel at your own pace and ask plenty of questions since you're traveling with a dedicated guide. Highlights include the Jain Temple, Kali Ghat Temple, Missionaries of Charity, and a boat ride on the Hooghly River to Dakshineswar Kali Temple.

Embark on a unique Kolkata experiences tour, diving into the city's captivating charm. Start with a photo stop at the iconic Howrah Bridge, capturing unforgettable moments. Journey through the artisan enclave of Kumartuli, witnessing skilled potters at work, and immerse yourself in the vibrant hues of the Kolkata flower market. Travel in air-conditioned comfort between these must-see highlights, guided by a friendly and knowledgeable English-speaking guide.

Explore Kolkata on a full-day small-group tour that takes you to the city's top attractions. Your guide shares commentary on the significance of colonial-era landmarks like Victoria Memorial and St. Paul’s Cathedral, and historic temples such as Kalighat Kali Temple. Other highlights include the BBD Flower Market, ISKCON Kolkata, and Mother Teresa's House.

A thoughtfully curated and professionally guided tour designed to uncover the rich cultural, historical, and architectural heritage of Kolkata. The tour features visits to major landmarks along with significant religious and cultural sites, offering deep insight into the city’s layered past and vibrant present. In addition, guests enjoy distinctive, off-the-beaten-path experiences—such as sipping coffee at the iconic Indian Coffee House and indulging in Kolkata’s famous rosogolla and mishti doi at a legendary sweet shop. All experiences are led by government-licensed professional guides. Tours can be operated on any day of the week and are fully customizable to suit individual interests and preferences.

A hassle-free day trip for travelers to Kolkata who want to see India’s greatest monument to love, the Taj Mahal, which is on the other side of the country. Relax on this full day trip as flights, road transfers, and a sightseeing itinerary are arranged for you. In Agra, enjoy the iconic Taj as well as the UNESCO-listed Agra Fort, and maybe some shopping, before returning to Kolkata.

Go beyond the guidebook and discover the hidden history of the most important temples of Kolkata (Calcutta) on an 8.5-hour tour. Comfortable round-trip transportation makes it possible to visit four iconic holy sites in just one day. Experience immersive and dynamic guided tours at Belur Math, Dakshineshwar Kali, Pareshnath Jain, and Kalighat Kali, along with ample opportunity to ask questions. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before return to your accommodation.

Cover Kolkata's top sights with your own private guide, setting your own itinerary. Customize stops from Victorian landmarks to goddess temples. Travel between attractions in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pickup included. Tours are capped at 12 people, offering flexibility and a personalized experience.

Explore beyond the city on this private, full-day tour from Kolkata, and gain an understanding of West Bengal’s colonial past. Travel to Chandannagar, Bandel, and Serampore—towns once shaped by the French, Portuguese, and Danish. Wander through the French-built the Dupleix Palace (Chandannagar Dupleix Museum), admire the riverside Patal Bari mansion, and stroll past The Strand’s colonial architecture. Visit Bandel’s historic basilica and church, then explore Serampore’s grand Rajbari, 19th-century college, and the restored Denmark Tavern. It's an immersive way to go beyond the guidebooks and gain insights into Nawabi heritage and European colonial legacy.

Religious travelers will enjoy this tour of Kolkata, which focuses on the city's beautiful churches, as well as the home of famous missionary Mother Teresa. You'll visit the historically significant St. Paul's Cathedral, St. Andrew's Church, and the beautiful South Park Cemetery. Your guide will tell you all about the history of these places, and give you insights that you may miss if traveling independently.

Our Kolkata Heritage & Sunset Experience is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to explore the city's rich history, culture, and leisure. This exclusive day tour is designed for those seeking an intimate exploration of Kolkata's iconic landmarks and historical sites. During the tour, you'll visit some of the most awe-inspiring landmarks in the city, including the majestic Victoria Memorial, the serene St. Paul's Cathedral, and the historic Indian Museum. You'll also have the chance to explore the tranquil Park Street Cemetery, discover the spirituality of Mother House, and marvel at the house of legendary Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore. And, of course, no tour of Kolkata is complete without sampling the authentic Bengali cuisine we've carefully selected for your lunch. Watch a mesmerizing sunset at Princep Ghat and indulge in some delicious snacks at Scoops. Join us for a personal tour of Kolkata's heart and discover the city's soul with unforgettable moments.

There’s no need to miss a trip to India's Taj Mahal when you’re in Kolkata. This private full-day tour makes it as easy as possible to check out Agra's UNESCO-listed, 17th-century wonder, with return Kolkata-Delhi flights, private Delhi-Agra return road transport, and a private guide to show you and provide insight into the multi-domed tomb. An optional Agra Fort visit, Agra shopping time, and Kolkata hotel transfers, make the day extra enjoyable.

This tour stands out by offering an immersive exploration of Kolkata's diverse public transport, combining modern and historic modes of travel such as ferries, trams, and hand-pulled rickshaws. You'll visit iconic landmarks like the Flower Market, Howrah Bridge, Kumartuli, and Victoria Memorial, all while experiencing the local culture firsthand. With a knowledgeable guide, this unique experience allows travelers to witness Kolkata’s vibrancy from multiple perspectives, blending both historical and contemporary Kolkata in a way that is accessible and engaging for all participants.

Check out our Full Day Private Sightseeing Tour of Kolkata! See key landmarks such as Mother Teresa’s house to view her tomb, the Howrah Bridge, the Marble Palace, and much more as you drive around in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. Learn about the history of India, from ancient times to its British occupation to present-day, over the course of the day. Leave us the details and we will take you on an extraordinary adventure that creates memories that stand the test of time!

The Calcutta Tramway stands as a unique relic of urban transport history, boasting the title of India's oldest operating tram system since 1902. It intertwines colonial charm with modern necessity, navigating through bustling streets of Kolkata, a city steeped in culture and heritage. Its vintage charm is unparalleled, offering a glimpse into Kolkata's past while serving as a lifeline for many commuters. Amidst the rush of cars and buses, the tram retains a nostalgic allure, with its quaint, rattling carriages and bell-clanging conductors. This enduring icon symbolizes Kolkata's resilience and tradition, making it a cherished part of the city's identity. This tour also gives you a glimpse of the Underwater Metro Train. Please note that this tour is not wheel chair accessable. Maximum number of stairs at any given place is 10, otherwise, escalators and lifts are available. The tour duration is approximately 4 hours. The pick-up is approximately 45 minutes before the tour.

In the early 17th century, India’s opulence and riches, starting from the varied spices to its silk, to pottery and jewelry attracted the Europeans to establish outposts nestled in the little towns by river Ganges within the 80 km stretch from Kolkata. The first European colony to obtain permission to set up trading outposts in Bandel was the Portuguese followed by the Dutch in Chinsurah, Danish in Serampore, French in Chandannagar and finally the British in Kolkata. Exploring the colonial heritage of Bengal is a once in a lifetime kind of experience that traces its roots to legacies that have withstood the ravages of time, and a day excursion trips at each of these pre-colonial cities stooped in history digs deep highlighting the growth and the downfall of the European colonization in the subcontinent, which taking local know-how and innovative travel ideas is handcrafted by our local experts.

A UNESCO World heritage site. Shantiniketan means the abode of peace – long before it became the name of a place, was the name of the guest house Maharshi Debendranath Tagore, father of poet Rabindranath Tagore had built. It is believed that Rabindranath’s father had chanced upon an uninhabited land with red soil and paddy fields while on a boat ride and took the decision to purchase the land. Rabindranath Tagore’s vision of setting up a school along the lines of the previously existing system of gurukul - a residential school where students lived with their teacher/guru – was the foundation stone of Visva-Bharati. To actualise this vision, the ashram set up by his father was converted into an open air school. When Rabindranath Tagore received the Nobel Prize and went on to utilise the funds received further expand the school and rename it from Visva-Vidyalay to Visva-Bharati – meaning communion of the world with India. It was recognised as a central university in 1951.

Discover all the beautiful and famous religious sites of Kolkata and taste local delicacies on this fantastic 8-hour experience with a personal guide in an air-conditioned car. The unique thing about India is its cultural and religious diversity, Kolkata is like mini India here one can experience the mix of culture and religion India in the most amazing way. We have temples and mosques, gurdwaras and churches where you can witness this country’s religious passion, these architecturally outstanding places of worships are spread across the city. we have picked up all the spilled pieces together and created a beautiful garland of it in our Religions of India, an unmatched spiritual and heritage experience with awesome stories to understand a city's existence, diverse architectural style, tradition and religious legacy.

Explore the captivating Krishna-focused Terracotta temples of the Malla Kingdom, dating back to the 17th century. These temples are distinguished by their distinctive brick and clay construction. Enjoy a guided historical immersion with your knowledgeable guide. Enter the imposing Malleshwar temple, built by Bir Singha in 1622. Discover the Rasmancha Temple, which is well-known for its pyramidal shape and roof in the Chala style, and discover how the Malla King converted to Gaudiya Vaishnavism. Discover the background of the 1500s and 1600s terracotta art. The region's charm is enhanced by the aluchuri-style silk sarees of Bishnupur. Finish your journey by visiting local weavers and seeing firsthand how passionately they create these beautiful sarees.